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This is a great capture and great story.

So much in this. The poster, the refections in the window, the gazing into …well somewhere and the concentrated look…

Superb once again Mark =)

The woman directing the traffic has such harrowing eyes and sad face. Makes you wonder what is going through her mind. This is very strong, thought provoking, brilliantly executed work.

Great natural shot and expressions! So much more impact in B&W!!!

I can’t escape your description, for it leads me to see this image in such a way, other than just optic….
I’ve still goosebumps, wonderful work…...................

She does look a little mental LOL! Love this Great capture…

Good capture. A bi of a comment on modern society as well, two humans wihtin arms reach and one is using the mobel to text someone else…

Maybe she’s calling for backup due to the phsyco woman in front of her??

the expression on that woman’s hand mark!.....what a character! a real story behind a story in this one!

It is hard to see at this size – but the woman’s other hand is almost in a supplication pose.

Yes,i guess we are what we don’t see,our minds,and the rest is really window dressing,a top capture and observation,Mark!!!!

Mark, you have captured another one of those moments that you are so great at doing! Fantastic!

moving to tears

Nice story to go with the photo. Life is so complicated and cameras tell us their own story.

This is a wonderful captured moment Mark!

Awesome capture this is great
So much detail its well done

perfect capture

For me, the ‘hello’ in the background really add to the story. This is geat work.

A fine insight into life in general Mark. As a society we too often ignore mental illness.
A fine piece of photography.

great expression captured

great piece of reality captured!

Pure humanity here. Well seen.

Heart rending sight, in so many ways. Well captured, Mark, and a great social documentary.

A great human story unfolding there Mark…..Brillant Capture~

I love it how you’ve frozen this moment Mark and a whole narrative and meditation springs from it.

super funny and incredibly nice!!

Isn’t amazing how modern technology makes us oblivious to everything around us?!

...................sigh. To me this shows your sensitivity to the world we live in, and the people who inhabit it. Freaking sensational Mark.

this is incredibly moving and you have sensitively captured the indifference (and sometime fear of what we don’t understand) that is out there. What does it for me is the lady who is directing the traffic, it’s her eyes – we barely see them but they tell most of the story. Beautiful work Mark.

it really is in the eyes. i’m not gonna be hypocritical here, if that was me next to her, i’d be on the phone too.. great capture.

One of the best street shots ever. It’s as if it where set up (staged) or part of a movie scene. The story has a great emotional impact on the state of our society.

P.S. Killer new avatar Mark.

he-he-he! i know i’ve been there a few times! direction are not one of my strengths! great shot! i love all the tones in it! you really are one of the most inspiring artists that i watch. thanks

Strong image Mark, each engrossed in their own world.

Excellent – You capture people really well – glad I’ve found your work

Exceptional capture!

this is a really interesting shot, it reminds me of “the diner” by sculpture artist george segal, something about the stilness of the people.

great shot! it tells so much!

its a good photo but your description adds to it immensely

Hi there! Would you consider joining Oh So Emotional and submitting this piece for our current emotion of Confusion? Pretty Please?